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Topic category: Help with Minecraft modding (Java Edition)
hello, y wand to know how to create a custom dimension whit a generation different than overworld (unlike the preset overworld)
if you can help, i will happy !
see https://mcreator.net/wiki/how-make-dimension#:~:text=If%20you%20want%20that%20your,recipe%20as%20the%20dimension%20name.
The world gen type property controls the generation type.
On the first Tab of the element, there should be a gen type which is set to overworld but can be changed.
hope I helped! -PixelKid
it's dont helping me, scuse
If you're wondering how to make one and the wiki isn't helping you, I would consider following a tutorial online. If you can't find anything, do these steps:
Press the D key in your workspace. This will open a menu where you can name your dimension however you please.
Go to the right side of your screen, and look up a bit. You should find: "Normal world gen" or something like that. Pressing on it will open a drop down sort-of menu, where you can see "Normal world gen", which is Overworld-like generation of your dimension, and so on. The photos explain what the generation will look like ingame.
Go to the portal menu. This menu is sort of self explainatory.
what I would like is not to create a dimension identical to the overworld except that the drop-down memu only offers 3 different generations, my mods have been based on these three presets for almost a year and I would like to be able to create with a different generation of the nether, the overworld and the end
Then you're out of luck, my friend. These are the only three presets and I can't think of any plugins that would allow a mix between the two or even add more.
I mean three, sorry.
The dimension files that add dimensions are written in a .json format and file. Knowing how minecraft dimensions work and how .json files work will help you. So using a dimension generator or writing code can create a new template. It will take a lot of work though.
An example generator is misode.github.io/dimension/. This may not do what you want it to do, but it will give you more control over the dimension. The dimension type settings here will give you the world gen type.
Sorry that I can't help you more, but this is the most I know and have been able to do in my time of research.
-PixelKid
thanks i'm going see this
scuse me it's dont helped me